July 6, 1981

NATO's Northern Tier

Norway Formulating Long-range Defense Plans

Air Transport

Air New Zealand Seeking to Rebound From Loss

Air Transport

Task Force Opts for Crew of Two

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NATO's Northern Tier

Norway Formulating Long-range Defense Plans

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Air Transport

Air New Zealand Seeking to Rebound From Loss

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Air Transport

Task Force Opts for Crew of Two

Presidential panel finds DC-9-80, future aircraft designed for two pilots do not need third crewman for safety reasons

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Space Technology

Shuttle Costs Threatening Science Programs

NASA managers concerned that budget caps, plus questions about Centaur, may hamper planetary efforts in the 1980s

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NATO's Northern Tier

Danish Defense Funding Meager

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NATO's Northern Tier

Tornadoes Will Be on Schedule for Duty in Baltic Approaches

Air Station Karup, Denmark—West German Panavia Tornado strike aircraft will begin to come under the command of Allied Forces Baltic Approaches (Baltap) on schedule next year despite sharp reductions in German defense spending that affect other parts of the area’s defense.
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Air Transport

Collision Avoidance Plan Draws Mixed Reactions

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Space Technology

Nasa Recommends Tighter Shuttle Test Procedures

Kennedy Space Center, Fla.—Operational deficiencies and schedule pressures rather than hardware failures or technical errors caused the Mar. 19 accident that resulted in the deaths of two Rockwell International workmen at space shuttle Launch Complex 39A here, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration investigating board has found.

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Space Technology

Arianespace Completing Payload Plans

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Management

Gao Questions Economics of Helistat

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